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Historical Building Restorer to be Feted

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

OAKLAND, CA-City officials and the Oakland Heritage Alliance will heap praise on Rotunda Partners for their $40-million redevelopment of the Rotunda Building, an 88-year-old, 350,000 sf historic landmark that has been vacant for nearly 20 years.

New York City - New Rules Will Hit for '04/'05 Assessments

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

The City of New York is revamping its assessment functions as it prepares for release of the 2004/2005 assessment roll on January 15, 2004 . Individual…

Pennsylvania - Don't Let Hidden Reassessments Hike Taxes

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

September 3, 2002 marks the deadline for filing real estate tax appeals in most Pennsylvania counties. Generally, the counties do not reappraise real estate…

Home Properties Buys MD Apartments, sold other Mid-Atlantic Properties

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

SILVER SPRING, MD-A major acquisition and disposition of assets at the upstate New York REIT included several properties in the Washington and Baltimore area. An apartment community here was purchased for $36.4 million, and four others were sold for $50 million.

DFW Brokers Shore Up 73,876 SF of Industrial Space

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

DALLAS-Industrial leasing activity this week takes 73,876 sf off the market in renewals, expansions and new locations for five tenants. Of the total, 49,876 sf is located in the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex and the balance in Indianapolis.

Arthur Shuster Hires Senior Project Designer

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

ST. PAUL, MN- Michelle Brown has been an interior designer with Elness Swenson Grahan Architects in Minneapolis. She will be involved with interior detail, client consultation and project oversight.

New $385 Mil Arena Faces Key Vote

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

NEWARK-Dueling ad campaigns, suburbia vs. the cities, competition, use of taxpayer dollars with a gubernatorial campaign as the back drop - the controversial proposal has become a public soap opera.

$10-Mil Cultural Center Proposed for Kenwood

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

CHICAGO-A 65,000-sf performing arts center with 400-seat theater, dance studios, classrooms and space for street-level retail would replace a vacant liquor store at 47th Street and Greenwood Avenue.

King Co. Dropping $30 Mil on Disaster Central

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

SEATTLE, WA-The Regional Communications and Emergency Coordination Center will provide state-of-the-art facilities for King County's 911 call center and its Office of Emergency Management. This year's 7.0 quake greased the skids for the project.

Delinquencies and Foreclosures Up in Second Quarter

remstaff &Globe Street | September 07, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-The delinquency rate of 4.7% is the highest the mortgage banking industry has had since 1992, and the Mortgage Bankers Association of America says it may go even higher over the next quarter or two.

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Historical Building Restorer to be Feted

New York City - New Rules Will Hit for '04/'05 Assessments

Pennsylvania - Don't Let Hidden Reassessments Hike Taxes

Home Properties Buys MD Apartments, sold other Mid-Atlantic Properties

DFW Brokers Shore Up 73,876 SF of Industrial Space

Arthur Shuster Hires Senior Project Designer

New $385 Mil Arena Faces Key Vote

$10-Mil Cultural Center Proposed for Kenwood

King Co. Dropping $30 Mil on Disaster Central

Delinquencies and Foreclosures Up in Second Quarter

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